Why We Do What We Do, Featuring Jill Walker
On November 21, 2016, a heart-wrenching tragedy struck Jill Walker's life. She was confronted with the unimaginable - her 16-year-old daughter, Emma,...
Joan Berry has been instrumental in the movement for victims' rights. Through her steadfast advocacy, Joan previously helped to implement the "Johnia Berry Act 2007," which mandates the submission of DNA samples when a person is arrested for a violent felony. She also founded "Hope for Victims," to lend a voice to families who, like her, have lost loved ones to crime.
Please watch below to hear directly from Joan about her inspirational journey, the power of advocacy, and why crime victims need meaningful and enforceable rights in Tennessee.
Why We Do What We Do, Featuring Marianne Dunavant
Marsy's Law for TN : Jun 12, 2020
It has been 13 years since the tragic murder of Marianne Dunavant's fiancée. Turning her pain into purpose, she has poured herself into the effort to...
Emma Walker's legacy gives a voice to victims of domestic violence
Marsy's Law for TN : Oct 31, 2023
My life changed forever on the morning of Nov. 21, 2016, when I found my beautiful daughter, Emma,had been murdered in her sleep. Those are words...